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After a slight dip last week from the previous week's price, Houston's average cost of a gallon of for self-serve regular is again down, but only slightly. Overall, prices have remained essentially flat for the past several days at an average price of $3.162 per gallon for January 24, off less than a penny from last week. The national average rose by three cents over the week. The market price of North American benchmark crude, West Texas Intermediate, dropped back slightly from a four-month high to $95.90 per barrel today. That's up $10 per barrel since late October, authentic nike nfl jerseys but almost unchanged over the past month, and well below the high of about $107 per barrel in April, when Houston recorded its 2012 high of $3.89 per gallon. Today's price of European Brent Crude is about $113 per barrel, also less than 1% different from a recent plateau. Lubbock is reporting the lowest prices among Texas metropolitan areas in the GasBuddy survey at just $2.933 per gallon. The Fort Worth average of $3.202 is the highest in the state. Cities in the central and southern Rockies have the lowest prices in the country, where prices along Colorado's Front Range are below $2.80 per gallon and still falling.i can actually read the box myself